HELPPP WILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIEST IFYOU ANSWER CORRECTLY Improve these sentences by adding adjectives and adverbs. Use at least one adjective and one adverb for each sentence.

Remember, in order to think up adjectives, find the nouns in the sentence and ask Which one? What kind? or How much? To think up adverbs, find the verb and then ask When? Where? How? or Why?

1.The boy cried when he lost his penny.

2.Six geese swam on the lake.

3.My father laughed when he caught the fish.

4.The truck driver unloaded his cargo.

5.Shelley listened to the speaker.

1.The boy cried when he lost his penny. 2.Six geese swam on the lake. 3.My father laughed when he caught the fish. 4.The truck driver unloaded his cargo. 5.Shelley listened to the speaker.

1 The boy cried hot wet tears loudly when he lost his penny.

2 Six geese swam gracefully on the clear blue lake.

3 My father loudly laughed when the fish bursted out of the water.

4 The truck driver groggily unloaded his tidy cargo.

5 Shelley listened to the quiet speaker silently so she could hear them better.

Explanation:

hot and wet are both adjectives describing the tears while loudly is an adverb describing the way he is crying

clear and blue are adjectives describing the lake gracefully is the was they are swimming

loudly is an adjective describing the laugh bursted is an adverb

groggily is an adjective the way the truck driver put away the cargo tidy is an adverb

describing the cargo

quiet is describing the speaker silently is the way Shelley is listening

the words "strangest" and "unusual" suggest (: